To be honest, I do not see ANY effect from using AutoSysimages.
What I did (on Ubuntu):
- install AutoSysimages
- change folder of my work project
- run asysimg --project
- run include(“src/plot.jl”) from the asysimage prompt
- close the plot window
- press <ctrl>+<d>
- I get the message:
asysimg>
[ Info: AutoSysimages: Copy snooped statements to: /home/ufechner/.julia/asysimg/1.8.1/23RTv7/snoop-file.jl
[ Info: There is no sysimage for this project. Do you want to build one?
> Yes
No
I press enter and select No for the next question (do you want to select packages).
Now it builds a system image.
[ Info: AutoSysimages: Copy snooped statements to: /home/ufechner/.julia/asysimg/1.8.1/23ZRuw/snoop-file.jl
[ Info: There is no sysimage for this project. Do you want to build one?
> Yes
No
[ Info: AutoSysimages: Collecting precompile statements for empty run (-e "")
[ Info: AutoSysimages: Building system image by PackageCompiler.
⠇ [00m:10s] PackageCompiler: compiling incremental system image┌ Warning: There is no statement file
└ @ Main.anonymous /home/ufechner/.julia/packages/AutoSysimages/LTaGS/src/precompile-PackageCompiler.jl:44
✔ [02m:25s] PackageCompiler: compiling incremental system image
[ Info: AutoSysimages: Builded in 147.87036108970642 s
If I now launch julia again and run the same include statement the time to first plot is 17s as before:
ufechner@TUD277255:~/repos/Plotting$ asysimg --project
┌ Info: The package AutoSysimages.jl started!
│ Loaded sysimage: Default (You may run AutoSysimages.build_sysimage())
│ Active directory: /home/ufechner/.julia/asysimg/1.8.1/23ZRuw
│ Global snoop file: /home/ufechner/.julia/asysimg/1.8.1/23ZRuw/snoop-file.jl
└ Tmp. snoop file: /tmp/jl_gJmh8ds5yB-snoop.jl
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asysimg> @time include("src/plot.jl")
To zoom, draw a rectangle while keeping the right mouse key pressed!
To go back to see the full graph, press <CRTRL><f>
17.618484 seconds (43.41 M allocations: 2.397 GiB, 4.78% gc time, 71.93% compilation time: 12% of which was recompilation)
You can find and clone the example project I used here: GitHub - ufechner7/Plotting
My impression is that it creates a sysimage, but it does not use it later.
Any idea?